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14 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, J E 1, 1895 MAILS ON CABLE-CARS, The Market-Street System Is Ready and Willing to Co-operate. OPINION OF THE POSTMASTER. He Thinks It Would Be an Improve~ ment, but Fears to Broach the Subject. The carrying of mails on streetcars is a question to which Postmaster McCoppin has given much thought. It would be a boon to outlying suburbs such as Rich- mond and the Potrero, and more especially to places on the line of the San Francisco and San Mateo Electric road, such as Bay View, Oceanside and Colma. A similar system to that in operation in St. Louis, Boston and other Eastern cities might be adopted. The railroads could run a mail-car at certain hours during the day, and the clerks could sort and have the letters all ready for delivery at each stopping point on the w: In talking about the matter yesterday Postmaster McCoppin said: ““I have dis- cussed the matter time and again wity Mr. Doyle, my chief deputy. We recognize what a big saving there would be in the matter of time; but then there is the ex- pense and prevailing on the authorities to take the necessary steps. “Yes, interposed Assistant Postmaster Doyle, ““it would take us a year to get the Government to do anything, and then we would be two years more getting Mr. Vining of the Market-street Railroad com- bine to come to term: “The scheme is practicable,” continued the Postmaster, “and would be a great benefit to the public, but just at present it would be an uphill task to get it estab- lished.” “San Francisco should have its mailcars on all the cable and electric roads just the same as they have them in Cleveland, Boston and St. Louis,’” saia E. P. Vining, manager of the Marke reet cable system. “You can teil Postmaster McCoppin for me that I will gladly co-operate in every way to make the venture a success. We ask no unreasonable remuneration, but of course we are not in business for the fun of the thing, and a fair price will have to be paid for our services. “*A special car for the use of mail clerks and carriers could be run at almost as little expense as the present system is carried on. In outside stations the mails could be delivered at a saving of half the time now required. In Boston the letters are sorted in the car just the same asin the railway mail service, and whenever a point on the road is reached where there is a station the mail is delivered, and the letters that have been posted are collected in a very short space of time. “No one from the Postoffice has called upon me in regard to the matter, but as soon as Mr. McCoppin or his deputy does so0 I think I'can show them that the ven- ture would save the department money. Another thing they ought to do is to make arrangements for their carriers to ride on all car lines. We will sell them tickets at reduced rates, the same as they do in St. Louis and Boston, and in that way the men can ride at any time, and_thus cover twice the distance during the time they are on duty. “‘As [ said before, if the matter is figured out I think it will be found that we can give the postal authorities a mailcar on each of our, lines and sell them tickets for their carriers for probably the same money they are now expending on a service that is not one-half as efficient as the one you speak of. We will only be too glad to co- operate. and when Postmaster McCoppin applies to me I think he will not find my demands exorbitant.” UNSUBSTANTIAL DIET. ‘What Two of San Francisco's Stallfed Musicians Say About Their Rations. The following communication was re- ceivel. vesterday from the late concert master and the harpist of the Scheel orchesfra: Mr. asd Mrs. John Mnr?unrdty former con- cert master end harpist of Scheel’s orchestra, will Jeate for Australia on the 15th of June. They wil_play in Honolulu two concerts and stari fron there by steamer Monowai on the 4th of Jaly for New Zealand, to begin there a concert «our through the colonies. The prospect of the Scheel concerts for next scason seems anything but pleasing, and it Jooks s if San Franciscans have at last tired of every night concerts. It must be admitted that we have been appreciated very much; in- deed. we have seldom met with such ensthu- siast'c people as in our concerts here the last WO seasons. However, itis an undeniable fact that mu- sicians are only mortals and have to eat and drink like other citizens and can therefore not live on promises of the Metropolitan Musical Scciety, end it will not be very long until we find_that the so-called stallied musiciens of San Francisco have left the City one by one. Of course money will procure the artists from the East if they cannot be fouud right here, and it is thereiore not to be inferred from our words that witl. the departure of the soloists of the orchestra concerts inust cease to exist. Mr. Scheel is still here and he will try again. Thanking you for your kindness, we remain, ete. MR. AND MEs. JOHN MARQUARDT. WAITING IN MEXIOQO. Captain Johnson Needs Extradition Pa- pers for George Bartels. The case of the schooner Star of Free- dom, which was stolen from Oakland Creek by George Bartels, is hanging fire in the Mexican courts. Captain W. Johnson, the owner of the craft, went to La Paz and claimed her, but as no extradition papers ha(}l’. been forwarded no attention was paid to him. The skipper wrote to his brother, W. H. Thornley, and that gentleman laid the matter before the United States District Attorney. On turning upsthe files it was found that Bartels was indicted on May 17 last, and that a request for his extradi- tion had been forwarded to Washington. This will come here in_due course, and will be forwarded to the United States Con- sulat Lz Paz. In the meantime Captain Johnson is running into debt and his schooner is still in tEe hands of the Mexi- can authorities. ————— Fisher Ames Sued. Fisher Ames has been sued by F.H. Merz- bach, assignee of the State Insurance and In- vestment Company for $560 for rent of prem- ises at 218 and 220 Sansome street, Rudolph Released. Jake Rudolph, who was arrested on March 5, and charged with assault to murder, was yester- day released from Erlsan on a bond in the sum of $2000, sworn 1o before Judge Low. REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. Harry F.and Maud S. Woods, Arthur W. and Chariotte A. Moore to Frank H. Woods, lot on N line of Green strect, 206:434 E ‘of Buchanan, & 25 by N 109: also loi on W line of Powell sireat, 45:10 N of Clay, N 22:11 by W 68:9: aiso lot on NW corner of Market street and E line of Castro, NE 98:4%4. NW 90, SW 16:4%, S 118:5; also lof on SE corner of Vallejo and Sco:t sireets, S 50 by E 112:6: also lot on N line of Broadway, 87:6 W of Pierce street, W 60 by N 100: also undivided oze-half of lot on S line of Pacific street, 45 W of Broderick, W 90, 8127:8%4, E 185, X 27:84, W 45, N 3 s C. Kane io Alice Kane, lot on § line of Oak street, 181:3 E of Clayton, I 50 by S 137:6: 81, wiliiam and Lizzic Hinkel to William Koenig, lot on W line of Tremont avenue, 263:9 N of Frederlck street, N 25 by W 80:3: 810. Jennie, May and Josephine McBean o Johannah McBean, lot on S line of Clinton Park, 105 E of Dolores street, E 25 by 8 75; $10. Tiobert K. McFarland to Ida J. McFarland, same; Tt ' C. and Thomas W. Rivers to Robert E. Mc- Fariand, ot on W line of Florida street, 130 N of Twenty-sccond, N 26 by W 100 (subject to mort- s Betiar o Henry MacDonald, lot on E line of Alabama street, 210 S of Twenty-first, S 25 by E 100; $10. Louls and Emma Blank to Homeseekers’ Loan Association, lot on N line of Twenty-eighth sireet, 135 E of Noe, 5 25 by N 114: $10. S. A. and Mary L. Born to George Mountford, lot on 8 line of Twenty-fourth street, 138:6 E of Cas- tro, E 21:6 by S 114; $10. Benjamin and Fannle Harris to Homeseekers' Loan Association, lot on N line of Elizabeth street, 100 E of Diamond, E 25 by N 100; also iot on NE corner of Diamond and Elizabeth streets, N 25 by E 100: $10. William and Elizabeth M. McCann to Charles Meehan, lot_on S line of Vallejo_street, 197:6 W of Gough, W 3! by S 137:6; $10. Angie E. Rice, Angle E., William D. and Stephen €. Powell to Giovanni Taleri, lot on E line of Stock- ton street, 13 of Vallejo, N 35, E 18:0%5, SE 46:614, W 47:10% ; $100. Marié A. Irwin ‘10 Rebecca Irwin, lot on N line of Vallejo street, 162:8 k of Hyde, 43:9 by N 187:6: $10. William C. Spencer and George W. and Harriet L. Carswell to Susan Cunningham, lot on NE line of Gilbert street, 80 NW of Brannan, NW 25 by NE 80; $10. San Francisco Land Company to San Francisco Collateral_Loan ‘Bank, lot ou W line of Eighth avenue, 175 N of Callzornia street, N 26 by W 100; 10. 18 A. and_Clara W. Jones to Solomon Get, lot on E line of Tenth avenue, 100 & of L street, S 100 by E 240; $10. ALAMEDA COUNTY. H. W. (and as attorney) and J. B. Chase (by at- toruey) of Ozkland to John W. ¥linn of San Fran- cisco, 1ot on NW corner of Thirteenth and Jackson streets, W 160 by N 100, Oakland; $10. Chester W. ana_Sarab'C. Lynds to Alfred 8. Wil- cox, lot on N line of Thirtieth street, 50 E of Chest- nut, £ 25 by N 100. being the E 25 feet of the W 75 feet of lot 1, block 669, Peralta Homestead Tract, warranty deed, Oakiand; $450. George M. and Mary 8. Seaton of Oakland to T. E. Pope of Oakland, lot on E corner of East Twenty-socond street and Seventeenth avenue. SE 380 by NE 280, block 72, Northern Addition to Brooklyn, East Oakland; $10. Cornelivs J, and Mary E. Murphy to Thomas E. Raan of San Francisco, lot on S’line of Bonton avenue, 110 E of Tenth street, 60, 8 183.45, W 50, N 133.25 to beginning, lot 7, block D, Klinkner- ville Tract, Oakland Township; $10, Thomas E. and Mary C. Ryan of San Francisco to Citizens' Building and Loan Association,same; $10. Henry and Katbarina May to Albert Hahene- mann of Berkeley, lot on SW corner of Occidental street and Alcatraz avenue, S 129:2, W 50, N 129, F 50 to beginning, being portion of lot 9, block A, Paradise Park, Berkeley; $150. Ada S. Trefethen of Oakland to Eugene A. Tre- fethen of Oakland, 1ot on S line of Delaware street, 227:6 W of West or Sherman, W 72:6 by S 135, being portion of N quarter of range 2, Hardy Tract, Berkeley: also lot on N lne of Bristol street, 150 W of West or Sherman, W 75 by N 135, being portion of N quarter of range 2, Hardy ct, Berkeley: $10. orge and Sarah Shflr{! of Oakland to Kellogg White of Berkeley, lot on E line of Fulton half of Jot 1, Ryer Tract, béing a subdivision of lots 8, 7, 8 block 4, College Homestead, Berkeley: 0. Frank and Elva J. Shay to Mary E. Schieffelin, lot on S line of Alameda avenue, 1756 W of Paru, W 45 b, 150, being lot 8, block D, Oak Park, quitclaim deed, Alamedas; $10. James T. and Cornelia ‘A. Stratton to Savings and Loan Society, lot on SE line of Fourteenth avenue, where it is intersected by the N line of lands of James T. Stration; thence SW to g point which Is distant 256 SW {rom a polnt on SE line of Fourteenth avenue, where the SW line of East Twelfth street would, If projected SE, intersect._the same; thence SW (o Ship Channel; thence W to a point from which a_point on SE line of Twelfth venue, extended SW 320 from the intersection of SW East Eleventh street withiSE Twelfth avenue bears NE, thence NE to point in SE Twelfth ave- nue, extended S’ and distant 320 SW from S corner Twelfth avenue and East Eleventh street, thence NE to point of intersection with N line of lands of James T. Stratton, thence SE to begin- ning, guitclaim decd: 810. Mountain View Cemetery Association to George L. Langford, lot 16 in plat 14, Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland Township: 842. Same to John W. Cuthbert. lot 44 in plat 12, Mountain View Cemetery,Oakland Township; $38. R. A. and Winifred A. Perry of Oakland to Mar- guerite L. Habrie of San Francisoo, lots 13 to 16, blook F, Chrigtiania Tract, Oakland Township; $600. Julius and Auguste Scheenhoff to R. D. Lawrey of Nevada, 1ot on N ling of Parker street, 164:214 £ of Shattuck avenue, 25 by N 135, the halt of lot 14, Steel Tract, Berkeley; $10. Warner Land and Improvement Company (a cor- poration) to Patrick rlynn of Oakland, lot 17, re- subdivision of block 34, Warner Tract, Brooklyn Township; $10. Building Contracts. Antonio Gotelll and Amerigo Suacci with Felice Corigino, to build, three-story frame on NE corner Monigomery strest And Hodges alley. E 28 by N 55; $1600. John J. Hickey with J. T. Coleman, to build two- story frame on SW corner Nebraska and Yolo sireets, S 25 by W 75: $3150. A. C. Jorzensen with H. Behrens, siterations and additions of two-story frame buflding on W line of Stockton street, 109:6 N of Lombard, N 25 by W 85: $2300. Catherine Daly with John L. McLaughlin, to build two-story frame house, containing _two flats, on W line of Howard street, 162:6 N of Twenty- sixth, by W 11 3400. —— 50 N of Haste, N 50 by E 130, being the N | SITUATIONS WANTED-—Continued. M5iion on vanch o charge small country hotel: Alameda Co. preferred. Cail or address 1128%% Harrison st., 10 A. M. 10 5 P. M. TENOGRAPHER—YOUNG LADY OF EXPE- rience, willing to assist with books; penman- ship excellent; if desired can furnish best of refer- ences. Address BURNHAM, box 44, this office.{ ] JANTED—SITUATION BY GERMAN GIRL as chambermaid In hotel. Address 317 Minna. IDDLE-AGED WOMAN WANTS POSITION ¥y N to do lignt housework ; small wages. 131 Post 8%, Toom 20. YOUNG GERMAN MARRIED WOMAN with 3-year-old child wants situation; cooking and_ housework: first-class references: oity or country. 233-285 Fifteenth st., near Mission. NOMPETENT WOMAN WIRHES SITUATION as first-class American cook: or will do general housework in small family: best city references. Call 1 0st st., near Laguna. OMPE' YOUNG WOMAN WISHES situation as cook and_laundress; country pre- ferred. L., box 43, Cail Office. QWEDISH GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO &> do laundry and chamber work or second work: firat-class city references. Address 1817%a Scott st.:_no postals. ERMAN WOMAN WISHES SITUATION t0 do light housewerk: wages $10to $12 a month; comfortable home. 'Address 506 Howard. 7OUNG LADY WOULD LIKE GENTLE- men's mending. 144 Fifth st., room 6. ESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES ' & situation as cook or housework in a private family. M. L., 330 Geary st. SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. SITUATION BY MIDDLE-AGED MAN = AS coachman or groom for private place; under- stands care and handling horses: generally useful about place: wages $35; country preferred.” Coach- man, box 54, this office. ERY COMPETENT GERMAN MAN WANTS Vsuunlonncmhm-n and gardener; good :e({- erences: not afraid of work: city or country. dress box 80, Call Office, Oakland. HELP WANTED—Continned. BUSINESS CHANCES>. T30 SOLICITORS FOR MEN'S HATS TO BE dyed and blocked. 755 Mlssion st. OSELL, A BUSINESS OF ANY KIND QUICK for cash, see STRAND & TUTTLE, 45 Third. ‘W ANTED—_LATHER AND PLASTERER BY day or job. 5 Collins at., off Geary. EXEERIENCED BOYS TO SELL CANDY packages; good pay. 625 Natoma st., 7 A. M. 650, RESTAURANT AND 8 FURNISHED B650. Toomn; near raiiroad whore. thonsands of men are employed; best of reason for selling: cheap at $1000. See STRAND & TUTTLE, 45 D) RN BLACKSMITHING: experience required; reference. 828 Harrison. MAXN WITH THE BEST REFERENCES, EX- perienced, grocery and general clerk, would like situation’ city or country. Address,W., box 64, Call Office. CANDINAVIAN DESIRES SITUATION IN laundry; willing to do house or window clean- ing; good reference. 510 Stockton st. TOUNG MAN OF 21, OF GOOD APPEAR- unce,active and industrious.wishes a few hours’ Wwork every evening. Address H. B., box 94, Call Oftice. IVE MEN, CITY OR COUNTRY, TO SELL new summer article; pay $3 50 day. Call or ad- dress C. P. CO., 338 Seventh st., S. F. TEADY MAN FOR LIGHT INDOOR WORK; write plain hand; $65 monthiy: must have $150 cash. Apply 30 Kearny st., room 6. $50 PARTNERTO EXTEND CASH BUSI- K « ness: $150 month. 128 Californis, r. 84, ARBER'S SHOP; 2 CHAIRS; 3 FURNISHED Tooms; ch 1155 Howard st. W ANTED—BY A FIRST-CLASS BARBER, & steady position in a 25-cent shop in city; no triflers need apply. Address RA LPH, box 57, Call. MAN AIN'D WIFE, IN C!‘)}?NTR}’ OR CITY; experienced farmer; position as foreman pre- Terred, " Addroan . pox 125, Call Ofice v FEMALE HELP WANTED. Mo-miziz AND DAUGHTER, LAKE COUN- 1,210 family, $35 to 830; second girl, Oak- ‘0 h: neckband lmn;‘r. lsg:co l:.‘ro;; 'arno”:i lousework girls, city an ntry, AD Youn glrls, Erint #12'to 15, MTSE OUL- LEN, 105 Stockion st. SECOND GIRL, BAKERSFIELD. $25; SEAM- str. MISS 'CULLEN, 105 Stoekton st. IRST-CLASS HOTEL OR RESTAURANT cook: first-class, good reference. Call at 277 Stevenson st., near Fourth. ERMAN WOMAN, AN EXPERIENCED cook, wishes a place In a private boarding- house, restaurant or institute in the city. Address 8. T., box 16, this office. 00D PROTESTANT WOMAN WANTS TO £0 out by thed ay or week; anv kind of work; $1 a day and carfare; small American family pre- ferred at $13 am onth. 271 Stevenson st. (COMPETENT NURSE WOULD TAKE GOX: finement_cascs or invalid. Please call or ad- dress MRS. C., 207 Seventh st. TOUNG WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS housekeeper. Call 620 Market st., room 7 (0p- posite Palace Hotel). IDOW WISHES A POSITION AS HOUSE- keeper for_a gentleman, either in country or city. Address S., box 53, this office. :R S YOUNG LADY DESIRES A position as housekeeper: city or country. Ad- dress room 9, 121 Montgomery st. \ IDDLE-AGED WIDOW WISHES A SITUA- A tion; is a good cook: small wages: widower's family preferred; no trifiers. 1104 Mission st., room 6. [ SPERIENCED WOMAN WAN A4 in city or couniry; nationali cook, baker and laundress or o ences. Call or address Cook, 228 Seventh st., near Folsom. VY OMAN WISHES SITUATION AS COOK IN private family : no objection to short distance in the country. 508 Taylor st., near Geary. W ANIED-GIRL WANTS SITUATION AS chambermaid or housekeeper for widower with fami RMA HES TO ACCOMPANY family to Europe as nursegirl for free_passage; the best of references. Call or address 511 Devisa: 3 SITUATION TO with light housework counu}' preferred. Call at 234 Shotwell st., bet 16th and 17th. PERIENCED GERMAN WOMAN WANTS the day of any kind. Call 610 Folsom, (OMPETENT, ED LADY WISHES / situation as cashier or any honorable employ- ment: would buy interest in business if satisfac- RS. E. R., room 8, 212 Powell; hours 910 11. JUST ARRIVED FROM situation for general house- work. Apply at 627 Commercial st., Swiss Hotel. ERMAN GIRL DESIRES POSITION IN bakery: has had experlence: good recommen- dation. Address M. B., Call Branch Office, 116 Ninth st. ITUATION BY A YOUNG WOMAN TO DO Germany, wishi \V OMAN WITH A CHILD, COUNTRY, 8$15. MISS CULLEN, 105 Stockton st. (190K FOR RESORT, #40 to $45. MIES GUL- LEN, 105 Stockton st. ¢) RANCH COOK, $16 EACH. MISS CULLEN, < 105 Stockton st. PLAIN TAUNDRESS_$20: COOK, SWALL hotel, $20; waitress, $20; cooks on ranches and girls for housework. K. T. WARD & CO., 610 Clay st. Fon SALE_BARBERSHOP. INQUIRE IN grocery-store, Dolores st., cor. Twenty-eighth. BABBER FOR SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. 539 Castro st, BARBER—SHOP FOR SALE: FIFTH, NEAR Market. Apply 871 Market, until Sunday, otherwise shop will close. BARBERSHOPTO LET; $10. 1604 GROVE, Dear Lyon. wANTED FIKST-CLASS SALESMAN IN large men’s retall furnishing goods store; state experience and full particulars. Address R. N., box 128, this office. . Third. 7~ RESTAURANT; BEST LOCATION $170 in city: good place for man and wife; 3 living-rooms; rent only $12: great barzain on ac- count of sickness. See STRAND & TUTTLE, 45 Third st. 9 BRANCH BAKERY, GROCERY, $9 + laundry office, etc.; pays well; 3 rooms; rent $19 month. STRAND & TUTTLE, 45 Third st. = ALOON; GOOD STOCK AND FIX- $60 . ?ures. etc.; cheap rent: best business location in the city: clears $100 per month; bar- gain. STRAND & TUTTLE, 45 Third si. F CIGAR STAND AND LAUNDRY OF $125. Soc: it vaine in sight: good location. See STRAND & TUTTLE, 45Third st. ROLL & STENBERG 719 MARKET near Third, sell or exchange businesses, fur- nished houses, orchards, vineyards, San Francisco, Alameda and Onkland property . ;’.T:p g)fl::;l::lnn. all appli; for sales prom] 3 PPTEROLL & STEN BERG. 710 Market streot. AUNDRY BUSINESS: NEWLY REMOD- T2l Wiih 1aceat improved machinery: controls large trade: norses: wagons: located In largely pulated city: Northern California; rare-chance Tor Sate invesiment. PROLL & STENBERG,718 Market st. ] DISHES CONSTITUTE THE BEST 100 dinner on earth at 44 Fourth st. IRST- CLASS BUSHELMAN: work; good wages 541 Mm’kglsl. STEADY GOD OPPORTUNITY FOR A MAN WITH (G %400 o buy interest In well established cash business; full investigation allowed: references ex- changed. PROLL & STENBERG, 719 Market st. W ANTED_LABORERS AND MECHANICS 1 know that Ed Rolkin, Reno House proprie- tor, still runs Denver House, 217_Third st.; 150 large rooms: 25¢ per night; $1 to $3 per week. CIGAR STORE NEAR MARKET %40 . popular stand in business center; clears $150 month ; easily run; selling account departure. PROLL & STENBERG. 719 Market st. / ANTED—_GENERAL BLACKSMITH AND woodworker who wishes to stars in_business; rent reasonable: must furnish necessary tools and stock: man with family preferred. For further Darticulars address MAGGETTI & CHEDA, Mar- | shall, Cal. ‘V‘ANTED—GERMAN GTRL FOR HOUSE- work, 3 in family: 2 German and French nurses: waitress; 2 Protestant and German sec- ond girls; 3 Protestant cooks, short distance, $25 and $30; ‘and otners. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 312 tter st. PASIRY COOK AND BAKER FOR FIRST- class summer resort, $50: French nurse and governess, $20: middle-aged woman housework for family of 2, country, 820; German or Scandl- navian girls for all kinds of work, $20. C. R. HAN- SEN & CU., 110 Geary st WAITRESSES FOR SANTA CRUZ, $20; 3 more waitresses for summer resort, south. $20; waitresses for city and country, $20. C. R. HAN- N & CO., 110 Geary st. ‘W ANTED—MEN WHO DO NOT RECEIVE their wages to place accounts with us; law and commercial collection: no charge unless successful. KNOX COLLECTION AGENCY, 110 Sutter st. 'UTTERS AND TAILORS TO ATTEND THE A/ S. F. Cutting School, 12 Montgomery, rms 8-10. ANTED_SEAMEN FOR ALL PARTS OF the world. Apply 228 Pacific st. BARBERS, ¥OR EMPLOYMENT CALL_SEC. Barbers’ Ass., 12 Seventh. H.SCHEUNERT! THMEN FOR CREAMROLL AND COFFEE 5 cents at 44 Fourth st., only. MEN'S SHOES 3, SOLED, 40c: HEELS, 25c: done in 15 minutes. 635 Kearny st.. basement. T ANTED—COOK AND GENERAL HOUSE- work girl for American family in country, $26. see lady here; Scandinavian or German girl for general “housework, country, $25; nurse, San Jose, 812; French nurse, $20; 20 housework girls, cliy and_country, $25 and $20. Apply to MISS PLUNKETT, 434 Sutter st. N URSEGIRL FOR PRIVATE FAMILY, SAN Jose. MURRAY & R DY, 634 Clay st. LAL"mfi:ss FOR HOTEL, $20: 3 COOKS ON i Vineyards, §20. MURRAY & READY, 634 ay st. IRST-CLASS COOK PRIVATE BOARDING- house; 14 boarders, wages $40: housegirl, 2 in tamily, $25; chambermaid, $20: waitress, $20: 4 girls,” $15: number of girls housework, country. #20. Call 332 Geary st. (100K, CITY, $30; LOS ANGELES, $25; ALA- J meda, $25; Onkland, $30; Martinez, $25; Niles, $25; 15 housework girls, $15 and $25. 9 Stockton. AKE THE DEAD — WENZELS ALARM _Y¥ cloci: no electricity. 607 Montgomery st. REMO\'ED 706 TO 7265, OPP. HOWARD- st. Theater; also 116 to 418 Fourth st.; best place in the city for new and second-hand shoes. $4(0(), CLD-ESTABLISHED CORNER SA- $4 .loon; business center; sacrifice; must sell account other business: trial; full investiga- tion allowed: don’t miss it. PROLL & STEN- BERG, 719 Market st. 4() ACRES VALUABLE FRUIT LAND, BEST location, will exchange for mercantile busi- ness in San' Franclsco or good country town. PROLL & STENBERG, 719 Market st. 207(). COFFEE PARLOR; NEAR KEARNY, $250. R"Nar old-established; receipts #$15 daily; triai and full investigation allowed: owner must sell on account of departure. PROLL & STENBERG, 719 Market st. 65 CENTRAL LOCATION; $65 selling 914 bbl. beer weel 4 living rooms furnishe cause sale going East. BARRETT & CO., 8651, Markes st. PAYING GROCERY AND BAR; $100( - best corner north of Market; clearing over $100 month : heavily v rent; lease: trial. " BARRETT & CC Market st. " CANDY, SODA AND ICE- eam parlor: best location; near Mar- y fitted iving-rooms: low ren ecelpts W ANTED—SINGLE ROOMS, 166 A DAY ; §1 Wweek; rooms for two, 25c a day, $1 50 a week; reading room- dally papers. 88 Clay st. W 520 SACRAMENTO st.; 100 outside rooms: best spring beds; single rooms 20c a day, $1 a week: meals, 10c. ANTED—MEN TO GET BOTTLE SHARP steam beer, 5c: boitls wine, 5c. 609 Clay st. HOES HALF-SOLED IN 15 MINUTES while you wait at half usual price. 969 How: H00 FAIES MEN'S GOOD SHOES, 250 T0'$ 564 Misslon at.: also 63115 Sacramento s.. ENS HALF - SOLING, 50c: LADIES' (100K, MENLO PARK, $30; 10 GIRLS, CITY, $20. MME. LEOPOLD, 957 Market st. ) WATTRESSES FOR COUNTRY HOTEL AND resort, $20. HOTEL GAZETTE OFFICE, 420 Kearny st. ERMAN GIRL, BET. 25 AND 36 YEARS, AS cook; small restaurant: wages $25. C. LUF- SKY, Sunnyside, City. Take 5. F. and 8. M. electric car. ANTED—YOUNG GIRL; ferred. 258 First st. L WHO CAN MAKE CANDY, DANISH PRE- ANTED—GI 350 Third st. light housework; sleep at home. 1723 Market IRL TO ASSIST IN HOUREWORK. APPLY street, room 11. 827 Golden Gate ave., upper flat. 7IDOW, WITH SOME MBEANS, WOULD | V7 OUNG GIRL OR ELDERLY LADY TO TAKE like t0 engage in business with a gentleman. Call 5 Mason st., rooms 3 and 4, first floor. IDOW WANTS ANY KIND OF SEWING or knitting to do: gentlemen’s mending and othes cleaned. 114 Fourth st., room 15. LORED WOMAN WISHES SITU- on to do general housework and cooKing or second work and wait at_table; is a good seam- stress. Address W., box 47, Call Office. Y-oUxG WIDOW WOULD LIKE A POSITION as housekeeper. Call 967 Mission st., room 9. ANISIH GIRL WISHES SITUATION T0 DO general housework; is good cook; reference, 300 Twenty-first st., cor. Harrison. SAN FRANCISCO “CALL." BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALL— 710 Market street, open until 12 o'clock every Dnight in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—530 Montgomery street, corner Clay: open until 9:80 o'clock. 330 Hayes street, open until 8:30 o'clock. 717 Larkin street, open untll 9:30 o'clock. SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets, open until g o'clock. 2518 Mission street, open until 9 o'clock. 116 Ninth street, open until 8:30 o'clock. CHURCH NOTICES. HOWARD PRESBYTERTAN CHURCH, Misslon st., nr. Third—The pastor, Rev. F. R. Farrand, will preach at 11 A. M. and 7:45 P. . Music by a select choir. Sunday-school at 9:30 A. M. Young Pcople’s Soclety of Christlan En- deavorat 6:15 P. M. Prayer meeting on Wednes- day evening at 7:45 o'clock. Strangers and all are ndiy invited to these services. T ASTERN WIDOW WCULD LIKE POSITION as housekeeper for widower or bachelor. Call 132 Sixth st., room 23. REBSMA KE R—FIRST-CLASS _WORK guatanteed: cutting, fitting and suits mude up: goods furnished if desired by MRS, HELENS, 418 Filis st., room 33, formerly 604 O'Farrell st. VO WISHES GENTLEMAN partner; good paying business. 5 Mason, room MAKER, G®0OD Ct AND fitter, wishes engagements by the day. Ad- dress 91 Midway st., off Bay T ¢ WISHES A POSITION TO CARE FOR invalld while traveling. Call 322 Third st., Toom 9. RE: KER WANTS FEW MORE EN- gagements: satistaction guaranted. Call or address 152 Erie st. MIDPLE-AGED GERMAN WOMAN WISHES a position as housekecper: 1s a competent dressmak-r. Address MRS, &., 515 Vallejo st. {ERMAN GIRL WANTS POSITION AS COOK in hotel. Inquireat 151935 Leavenworth FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, cor. Van Ness ave. and Sacramento st. Rev. Robert Mackenzie, D.D., pastor. Rev. W. C. Merrlll, associate pastor. Preaching services at 11 A.M. and 7:45 P. M. Morning subject, “Opened Books": evening subject, “The Fountain of Per- petual Youth.” ~ Sunday'school at 12:45 P. . Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor at 6:30 P. M. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:45. All are welcome to these services. W HOWARD - STREET METHODIST Episcopal Chureh, bet. Second_and_Third sts., 2 blocks from Palace Hotel. Rev. W.W. Case, D. 1., pestor; Martin Schultz, muslcal director; W. F. Gibson, Sunday-school superin- tendent. Hours of public scrvices, 11 a. . and 7:45 p. . Sunday-school at 12:30, Praver meet- ing Wednesday evening. Epworth League 6:45 Sunday evening. Subject of morning sermon by the pastor, “Christian Communism.” Eveniny sermon by’ John Currie, the well-known Scotch evangelist. Pastor's residence, 2026 Howard st.; telephone 6085. E& (CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL Church, Mission street, bet. Sixth and_Seva enth—Rev. E. R. Dille, D.D., ‘pastor. R. V. Watt, Sunday-school superintendent. J. J. Morris, musi- cal director. The pastor will preach at 11 A. M. and 7:45 p. M. Morning subject, *“What Is It to Bo 2 Christian?”’ Evening, “Woman's Inheritance and Opportunity,” apropos of the Woman's Con- gress. Sunday-school at 1P. M. Young People’s meetings at 6:30 p. ». _All are welcome. NOTICE OF MEETINGS. EXCELSIOR DEGREE Lodge No.2, I. 0. 0. F.-—Regular 3 meeting THIS EVENING. First =~ degree will be conferred. U. 8. G.CLIFFORD, D. M. == ANCIENT ORDER OF FOREST- ers—Members nd friends will please take notice that this order has no picnic at Schuetzen Park on Decoration day, May 380. Our picnic this year and for the future will be held on Bunker Hill' day, June 17, which has been adopted as Foresters’ day throughont the Pacific Coast jurisdiction. ‘This order, together with the Bunker Hill Assoclation, will celebrate the one bundred and twentieth anniversary of the battle of Bunker Hill at Glenwood Park onJune 17, 1895. Round trip tickets, $1; children, 50c. Attest, P. F. MCNULTY, President. M. BoEHM, Secretary. 4.°0. F. Picnic Association. ANNUAL MEETING—THE REGULAR annual meeting of the stockholders of the 0dd Fellows’ Hall Assoclation of San Francisco will be heid in room No. 1, Odd Feliows’ Hall, southwest corner of Market and Seventh streef San Francisco, Cal., on TUESDAY, the 11th da of June, 1895, at the hour of 8 o'clock P. M., for the purpose of clecting a board of directors to serve for the ensuing year, and the transaction of such other business as. may Come before the mesting. DAVIS LOUDERBACK, President. ,,_Secretary SPECIAL NOTICLS, e T VUL U T S U STy B BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR $4. Collections made, city or country. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Montgy si., room 6, Tel. 5580. @ ROOMS WHITENED. $1 UP: PAPER- ed $3 50 up. 309 Sixih. Georze Hartman. @ MRS, J. A. ACHARD, MIDWIFE; HOME 5% in confinement. 555 Mission. &= ROOMS WHITENED, $1 UP; PAPER- ed, $3 vp. J. DELKER, 803 Jessie st. BZ, )\ CATHAIN. ATTORNEY AT LAW. 14 McAllister st., room 24. Legal business Teceives prompt attention. 7 OUNG WOMAN DESIRES POSITION TO DO chamberwork in first-class hotel. Address 1642 Twenty-fifth st. DEFINED CREOLE LADY WISHES A POSI- \tion as housekeeper. Please address 86514 Market st., room 26. SITUATIONS WANTED-MAL AN HAVING HELD POSITION OF TRUST would like a position as janitor or any other M employment; do not object going to the country; first-class references from the East. itor, box 64, Cail. RIGHT, HONEST, INTELLIGENT BOY DE- sires a posiiion in business house: reference, Address J. W., box 51, Call. ENGINEER; 38 YEARS GLD; 15 YEARS' EX- omberience; wants position. 8.'F., box 19, Call ce. H ANDY MAN WANTS SOMETHING TO DO; can drive;run machinery. Address Handy,box Call Office. QTEADY YOUNG SCANDINAVIAN WISHES a place 1o learn the horse-shoeing trade. Ad. dress W. C., box 63, Call Office. (GABDENER ANDTAKE CARE HORSES AND cows on private place. Address G. P., box 60, Can'Ofice. © ¥ o COAf:BMAN (ENGLISH) WHO THOROUGH- 1y understands his business: understands dening and cows: willin; references. Address N. Alameda, Oal. QTEADY YOUNG MAN, HONEST AND sober, wants work as man about place; can do bouse painting, drive care of horses, assist in store orsaloon: willing to be useful; city or country. Address K. H.. 125 Oak st. % o AN AND WIFE WANTS TO TAKE CARE of ranch; wife good cook: man nnderstands everything about ranch: wages no object: home vovrnflnted‘ Address E. C. OWENS, box 47, Call ce. ITUATION WLNTED AS MAN ABOUT place or any other honorable employment. Ad- dress T., box 20, this office. JITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN well acquainted with city and used to horses, work of any kind of teaming.” Address T. M., box 95, this office. (G-OOD STEADY MARRIED MAN (GERMAN) wants situation as janitor, watchman, porter or similar capacity; can drive and is handy with tools. Address C. SMITH, 3188 Ritch st. AN AND WI OTIT GOOD COOKS; man as chef and wife assistant; hotel work preferred. Address 26 Howard court, off Howard and Fourth sts. FXPERIENCED Address Jan: and_obliging; firs D, 2426 Buena Vists NGINEER, MACHINIST and too'-dresser; understands ice machinery and saw-mill work: no objection to country. Please apply to 2855 Mission st. care of children, $7. 901 Post st. OUNG GIRL; LIGHT HOUSEWORK; GOOD home wages. 1709 Sutter st. ANTED — AN EXPERIENCED GLOVE saleslady. Address E. F., box 7, this office. T ADY CANVASSERS™ FOR AUTOMATIC 4 hair-curling fron. 123 California st., room 34. W ANTED—CHILD ACTRESS WITHOUT IN- cumbrance; also Iadles and gentlemen ambi- tious for theatrical life, to travel with respectable company. Call on or address, until Monday WM. E. TODD, Antioch, Cal., afterward care SIGNOR CERVELLI, 613 Unlon st.. San Francisco. Y OUXGGIRLTOWAIT AT TABLE FOR ONE week; must be experienced; wages 85. 126 Ninth s . W 2NTED-GIRL 16 TAKE CARE OF BABY 2 years old: long city reference required. Apply 1326 Geary, between 10 and 12. MAN OR SWEDISH GIRL TO ABSIST IN general honsework and cooking. 2327 Bush. XPERIENCED CLOAK OPERATORR AND finishers wanted at once. 1286 Markec, rin. 84, W IPOWER, WITH 4 CHILDEEN, AGED2 TO 7, wanis housekeeper: must be refined and able to give children a mother’s care and education : only practical Catholic need apply; particulars and reférences required. Address 1., box 53, this office. PROFESSOR LIVINGSTON'S DRESSCUT- ting and making school : all branches. 702 Sutter. 1IRLTO ASSIST WITH GENERAL HOUSE- work. 1128 Turkst. JWEDISH HOME EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 113 Antonio st., off Jones, near Ellls. (GARMENTS ~PERFECTLY ~COMPLETED without trying on. Lawrence Cntting-school, 1231 Market st. M heels, 95c; done while 'you wait. 100 MES To_TAx E LODGING A’ and 20c a night, including coffee and 624 Washington st., near Kearny. L5bELL HOUSE, 6TH AND HOWARD— L single furnishe weel, 16¢ night. \ 150 Toils. 3L , 16, 20 AND 25 cents per night; 81, §1 25, $1 50 per week. Pacific House .Commercial and_Leldesdorft sts. 3] ELLIS ROSEDALE—PRICES REDUCED; ingle furnished rooms, $1 wee! H ED IN 10 MIN 7 done while you wait; at less than half the usual price; all Jepalfing done ar half price: work guar- anteed. 564 Mission st., bet. First at. and Second. TRBY ACME HOUSE, 957 MARKET ST., BE- low Sixth, 25¢ night: $1 we ETT & CO., 8651/ Market st. &38"0 AKERS, INV S5 THIS DOOU. honest cash counter trade $18 a day: large store and basement; sickness only cause for selling: positive proof; trial. BARRETT & CO. 86514 Market st. INE SALOON of city See BEST BUSINESS PART doing good business; 2 living-rooms. DY & CO., 19 Sixth st. A FIN [¥] = $600 doing a big_business; best place clty: rent $65. See JOHN REIDY, 10 81 %500, FINE _CORNER BAKERY: DOING DU, anexcellent husiness: horse ard wago splendid location. See JOHN REIDY, 19 Sixth NFE RY A1 CECE Z ors in the vicinity of Baldwin Hotel: doing a £00d business; handsomely fitted up; selling on account of sickness: price $1600. Apply W. F. HEALY & CO., 23 Kearny st. HAVE, SHORT DISTANCE FROM CITY, 8 acres fitted for raising pouitry and 73 acres grain land: will rent as a whole or separate; $150 Desides rent required: rent cash. Call between 10 and 12 and 5 and 7, W1LSON, 112 Eighth st., city. 3000, SALOONON MARKET 5T, NEAR UU. Baldwin: good stock; finest fixtu: $40 dally income: this is positively the bigy bargain " ever offered: will take half cash. See SMITH, HUBER & CO., 1001 Market st. 3300, A N0 1 INVESTM i WORTH + 8500; full investigation solicited this day. See LUNDIN & WEHENER, 639 Californ| ORE: in the AGENTS WANTED. P T VUSSR SRS OLICITORS — ENERGETIC LADIES AND gentlemen for health and accident Insurance, Rooms 4 and 5. 206 Sansome st.; salary or com- mission; agents wanted. ANTED TO-DAY—2 LIVE CANVASSERS to_introduce horse and stock book. ED- WARDS .7 City Hall avenue. PARTNERS WANTED. YOUNG LADY WANTS A PARTNER; nice business. 121 Montgomery, room 8. FURNITURE WANTED. UTTERFIELD, AUCTIONEER, 16 MoAL- lister st.—Specialty, buying farniture of houses. C. MUTHER, THE AUCTIONEER, BUYS - furniture at highest cash prices. 5 Fourth st. ROOMS WANTED. Y YOUNG COUPLE. ALCOVE OR 2 CO necting rooms with board in private family (Protestant), vicinity Jefferson Square ; terms must be reasonable. Y.. box 91, Call Office. == WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. 109 SIXTH ST., PAYS 500D PRICES for clothing. books and Jewelry: ostal. 45. D SPECIFICATIONS. Please reurn to office of architect, Merchants’ Exchange, and receive reward. " OST—CAMEO PIN WITH 6 PEARLS: RE- ward. A.RAPP, 9 Geary st. OAN’H’,\ E_DRESSES CUT AND FITTED for §3: dresses popular prices or engagements by the day; patterns to measure. 11 Gesry. E GARMO'S WONDERFUL FRENCH taillor method of three measures; the only piace to learn the true method of dresscutting; complete course $10: lessons given; dressmaking by the week or month: the latest in basting, bon- ing, skirts, sleeves, collars, revers, etc.; dresses made on short notice: cutting and fitting a spe- cialty. DE GARMO, 219 Powell st. HELP WANTED. ANG EDGERMAN, 82 25 A DAY; MAN TO X square timbers, hewing and scoring, $2 a day; second lineman, repair chains, make hooks. ete. #175 a day: tail-sawyer, §1 50 a day; logway man, $1 50 a day; tiemakers, 8¢ a piece, see boss at our office to-day: ranch biacksmith, $30; camp blacksmith, 830: shop blacksmich, ity 5280 a day: shop blacksmith, country, $2 B0 a day yason-maker, §260 & day; 3 bark-peclers. $30: 2 bark-peelers and cut cordwood ; camp cook, $20; German or Scandinavian man about place, $25. E.T. WARD & CO., 608 and 610 Ciay st. OST—CERTIFICATE OF STOCK IN THE San Francisco Gas Light Company standing in the name of MARY E. KELLY, No. 5118, for elght (8) shares; transfer of same has peen stopped. Finder will please reiuru same to B. HEALEY, 530 California st. 10 REWARD — LEFT ON ~ STEAMER Tiburon Thursday morning on 8:20 trip; lady’s gold waich and fob; monogram on_side, “8.E. D."; regards as keepsake. Return to MRS. J. B. AHERDN, 15 Fulton st., or Tiburon, Cal. UNCH AND COFFEE PARLOR, 1 BLOCK off Market st,for sale at a sacrifice; owner having other business must sell a¢ once. Parlor, box 112, Call Office. {OR SALE OR TO LE' fit: coaly tablished - —A COMPLETE OUT- rd an! express business; running es- ears: sickness cause selling. Apply 1915 McAllister st.. near Lyon. i USINESS OPPORTUNITY ; RARE CHANCE for tne right man with a few thousand dollars capital; can become a partner in first-class cash business. Address S. M., box 27, this office. OR SALE—RESTAURANT ON BUSH ST., bet. Kearny ani Montgomery. For particulars apply to LANDRY C. BABIN, 413 Kearny st. ['OR SALE—GOOD INSIDE ROUTE ON THIS paper. Apply 1404 Ellis st. BUSINESS __BUSINESS _OHANCES-Con STAURANT AND CO IE F150, perATASE AND COFERE & low rent; business locality. Apply Call Branch Office, 339 Hayes st. ontinued. ES FOR SAL >R FATR AND SQUARE DEALING TO Fony o il a loiging-house g0 to .hs reliable firm of STRAND & T1 'l_'TL):Z. 45 Third st. 1()-ROOM HOUSE FOL SALE VERY CHE. 1075555 arren st. UTTERFIELD (WILLIAM), B Gareains in lodging-houses. ' ¢ FURNITURE FOR SALF EDROOM SET, $11: PATE B $215; Roxbury Brussel 20c; open e SH KRAS PICT H.. Siarng. iron beds, farniture; fow rr.cos stepladder manufactd for_the trade. 79 Mis U S IN ND CARP s week at MCCABE'S, 948 50 Missio EDUCTIONS ON LARGE ST0( AND second hand; 400 carpets, good as new. o cloth, 25c: parlor sults, $19 Up: linoloum, 43¢ 7-plece cham! ‘:hmlu.‘ll&m:l:e vinrr cash or ins nis; Tree . 8% BTSN 126 Fourss Bmzssx-:”fi& e, sels, 75¢, laid 30c: open eveninas CARP ATIONAL C vating Work: d altering. 31 NITY STEAM Renovating Works, %8 and 46 £ STEVENS, manager. Telephone N (VARE '] GHLY CLEANED 8. FERGUSO; south 38, JSTED WITH Ploneer Car- ren N YO r work send to eating Works, 85; : telephone east 1 s LEANED. BARBER'S, 14th, nr. Mission; tel. (Mlission) 1}}1). 3 MHE I. E. MITCHELL CARPET-CLEANING Co. (incorp.); old established carpet cleaning ieaning 3¢ yard. 230 14th, tel. 6074. Golden C,\ RPETS WEL PER CENT_LOWEST RATES ON CITY, Collateral securities. SHAD- & Co. tontgemery st. S ON R TATE, 1ST AND 2ND i mortgages. furni planos without re- moval; lowest rates. BECKER, 240 Montgomers ; 1ST AND MURPHY R, 0] ties. Room'68, Donohoe building, cor. Market and Taylor sts. ¢ LOANED ON JEWELRY AND DIA- monds. Mills' building, fifth floor, room 6. ANY SECURITY,AT LOW RATES; D. ng confidential. 43 Crocker building. MF NICIPAL Li “OFFIC building, room 57; telephone Main 51 "ANY SUM OF MONEY ADVANCED ON your furniture, pianos or real esta: call “and state your proposition or write: open evenings. J. NOONAN, 1021 Mission st. MOSEYLOANED VELRY ANDOTHER iVl valuables ar the Security Loan Bank, 1108 Market st. or. Mason: private entrance 7 Turk. low rates; LL LADIES 1IN only reliable specialls stant relief: $300 paid for any case board: skillful attention during confine cial attention to diseases of b confidential. MRS. DR. 8CO' R.RICORD'S PILLS; $2 6 safe, sure, reliable: Ricord’s males. MAISON ET CIE, agents Howard sts. e ROOT ts or worthless pills us her own physician for all female ti ter from what cause; r always in one da; if you want to be treated safe and sure call on men's physician; knowledge can be sent and nsed at hom all cases guaranteed. DR. POPPER, 318 Ke ME . PRIVATE HOM VL “for all female discases; separate homes 1 dies before and during continement; have e and arranged my home to sit rich and poo; regularities cured in a day : gnaranteed: no t ments: regular pbysicians of long and successiul practice; travelers attended; no delay : all business strictly confidential abies adopted.” 419 Fdd v st. 00 m; T LIVE MAN; HALF-INTEREST; $4000. Ztianed 5 yearsx" B., box 39, this oftice. fi:{' OLD ESTABLISHED WOOD. COAL, DIV, hay and grain business: Western Ad: dition: rent only $12 50; over 125 steady custom- ers: genuine snap. SPECK, 30 Montgomery. TELICACIES STORE AND PICKLE FAG- tory. Call 806 O'Farrell st. RUTCHER-SHOP TO RENT: ALL FITTED up; good location: with horse, wagon, tools, 20 per month. B. S., box 111, Call Office. etc. _C NERBAKERY, DOING GOOD BUSINESS; must sell at_once on account of partnership, Apply this offi [ ADY W §200. A% NER_WANTED IN LIGHT proprictor been in business over 18 years; has trade of nearly all leading mer- cantile houses of the city: no night or Sunday work ; must be satisfled with $18 t0 $25 per week. 5 Stockton st.. room 1, top floor. T ND LIQUOR-STORE on Market box 19, this office. IGAR-STAND, IN BUSINESS CENTER, ON U account departure. 311 Bush st. ORNER GROCERY AND 3 ROOMS TO LET; with fixtures. Apply 540 Commercial st. UTCHER BUSINESS FOR SALE IN COUN- try. Address T. R., box 63, Call Ofice. OST—MAY b, A LIGHT-BAY HORSE, WITH white hind foot and white star on face: suitable reward on his return to SCHWARTZ & HUSING, 18th and Mission sts. OST — FOX-TERRIER DOG; EVENLY marked black-and-tan on head: plain leather collar: reward. MATT KERR, 116 Leidesdorf, near California. 9() REWARD-LOST, DIAMOND HORSE- shoe pin; 9 small stones. GUS STRAND, 45 Third OST—BUNCH KEYS, POST, SECOND OR ‘Howard sts.: reward. ' 546 Howard. ANTED—BLACKSMITH FOR MINE, $2 50 per day. good steady job; boy on good ranch, near city, 815 and found, no city boy wanted; young mah to do chores about a private place, 815 and found; also farmers, milkers, cooks, waiters. dish: . W. D. EWER & C0., 626 Clay. 5() MORE SAWMILL-HANDS, FLOOR MEXN, lumber-pliers, logway and carriagemen, $1 68 10 3170 n duy, board, $16.8 month, half fare ad- vanced (we ship to-night); 12 rockmen, near city, £1 75 t0 $2 & day: farmer and wife, $35; gardener, $26; Scandinavisan or German 'ss man about Place, $25. C. R, HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. 9 WAITERS FOR SPRINGS; PASTRY COOK and baker, $60; broiler, hotel, $40. C. R. HANSEN & (0., 110 Geary st. 10 SWAMPERS FOR THE WOODS, $20 TO $25 and found: 10 Iaborers to make roads in the woods, $20 to $25 and found; fare advanced; call early: steamer sails to-day. C. R. HANSEN & €0., 110 Geary st. 25 AMERICAN AND IRISH TEAMSTERS ©) for ralirond work; free fare: call to-day; we ship Sunday morning. C. B, HANSEN & CO., 110 eary st. JANTED — GERMAN DELIVERY-WAGON Griver with clty experience, $20 week; two choreboys, $10 and $15 and found: old man to care for place, $5 and found: 2 farmers, Santa Barbara County, $25; 40 laborers and milimen, $150 and #1 76 day, part fare advanced: carriage painter for country, $40 and found; laborers, city, $1 75 day: hotel porter, $20, and others. 'Apply to J. F. CROSETT & C0)., 628 Sacramento st. Horrm, COOK, COUNTRY, $60: COOK AND wife, country hotel, 8! second coek for hotel, $35; restaurant waiter, $30; laundryman, country. MURRAY & READY, 6834 Clay st. 5 FARMERS NEAR CITY, $20 AND $26: 2 choremen on ranches, $20: 2 milkers near city. MURRAY & READY, 634 Clay st. MAS COOK; $6 PER WEEK, MISS CUL~ LEN, 105 Stockton st. ITUATION WANTED — GOOD STONE- mason and bricklayer wants work: city or country; work by day or by contract. COLLIN, 736 Montgomery st. OUNG MAN OF 20 WISHES POSITION AS driver on any kind of delivery wagon: has had 3 years’ experience on milk wagon: can give best of reference. Address BURT CHAFFEI box 27, this oftice, (99K ¥or RESTAURANT: 2 GOOD JAPAN- ese butlers, steady. 9 Stockton st. SHOEE\KER W 1 202 Second st. W ANTED-GOOD BARBER AT 187 THIRD st. for Saturday and Sunday. NTED ON REPATRING. PBLACKNEWFOUNDLAND DOG; 10 MONTHS old. Liberal reward 1117 Treat ave. EDUCATIONAL. L e SN ST TGHT SCHOOL: HEALD'S BUSINESS COL~ lege, 24 Post st.; commercial, shorthand, Eng- lish; low rates. ANDIDATES THOROUGHLY PREPARED for university, law, medica!, teachers’ exami- nations, etc., by public_schoolieacher and univer- sity instructor. 122 O'Farrell at. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING: GUAR- anteed faultless; reasonable. R.15, 632 Market. TUST BE SOLD AT ONCE; BEST PAYING livery stable in town; 80 boarders; 25 livery Dorses: lhacks, buggies, etc.; centrally located: low rent: this 'is a_fine opportunity to get a_good business at a_bargain: principals only. Address P. B., box 127, this office. %5000 INTERIOR A CY OF THIS PA- - per; pays over $200 per month; slek- ness cause of selling. Apply this office, RANCH BAKERY, CANDY AND NOTION Store, 921 Oak stréet; must be sold by lst of Al . PPAYING LUNCH-COUNTER NEAR MARKET st. Apply 43 Third st For SALE—RESTAURANT 524 SIXTH{ST.; 0o reasonable offer refused. ARTNER WITH #500 WANTED IN GOOD paying business. Apply this office. NY ONE WISHING TO BUY OR SELL business places wliil do well to call on Business Agency, 873%, Market st., room 2. 00D PAYING STATIONERY, I candy and toy store, for sale. $590 COTTAGE; 2 ROOMS: LOT 25x120; « Twelfth ave., south of Park, near elec- tric-cerline; noagents; easy terms. C., box 18,Call. NEWS 1650 Polk st. TLLIAN BEDDARD, tress, coaches ladios THE ENGLISH AC- d gentlemen for the dramatic profession: a) nces arranged. Shake- spearean Academy, 406 Van Ness ave. PELASCOS LYCEUM SCHOOL OF ACTING— Private theatricalsarranged; pupils rehearsed onstage. R.5& 12, 1. 0. 0. F. block, 7ih and Market. Vocin TEACHER, JOSEPH GREVEN, TM- proves and beautified even spoiled voices and procures positions for his pupils. 82 L. . ments: businiess pays $175 month: fiEht man can enslly increaso it to $500 or more: nquire CU VLEY, 82 Mills butlding. i s FOR SALE— GROCERY-STORE. Foai o Kinmata, e ‘Fux SALE—THE SUNRISE SALOON ; CHEAP rent; location near water fron: E. J. B.,'15 Clay. C et § 160 HALF CASH, BALANCE INSTALL I3 SURE SAFE CURE FOR ALL FRIALE disease: & home in confinement with care: with the privacy of a home and conveni of a hospital; consultation free and confident positive cure for liquor, morphine and tohacco habit; case guaranteed without injury to health. MRS. DR. GWYER, 311 2 Hyde st POSITIVE, GUARANT R I regularities; used for years in private practice with invariable success éven In most azgravated cases: easy to take; perfectly natural in actlo 10 pain, exposure or danger: cures in two day sent securely sealed on receipt of : strictly confidential. Address I BERGETOLE, P. 0. box 22: R, AND MRS. DR. SCHMIG T, FORMERLY of 121114 Mission, now 1508 Market st.: mont ¥ trreguiariiles cured ina few hours: gaatancead® Do instruments used : sure preventive. AUDET'S APHRO TABLETS—TH EAT modern remedy for the cure of neurasthenia, impotency and sl disorders of the sexual organs: #1 a box, 6 boxes $5; send for circular. J.H. WIDBER, cor. Market and Third, sole agent. . GOODWIN, SPECIALTY DISEASES OF men; iadies near or far assured quick relief of disease; ‘irregularities restored daily; safe cure guaranteed; no insiruments; home in confine- ment: best skill; low fees; pills $2. 1370 Market. K. HALL, 14 MCA LLISTER, SECOND FLOOR, 4/ next Hibernia Ban| diseases of wom n. DRIVATE HOME I ? man midwife, Efiéh‘pfivm—fs’ HOME IN CONFINEME at the most reasonable price in the city. MRS, M. PFEIFFER, midwite, 2014 Folsom st ALL LADIES CONSULT FREE MES. DR DAVIES, 14 McAllister st., near Market: leads all competitors; only qualified, trusty spe cialist for safe, quick relief of irrezularities, no matter what cause: treatment scient!fic, harmless and painless; never falls; home in confinement. FIRREGULAR Ok ANY FEMALE DISEA see Mrs. Dr. Puetz and be content. 25414 4th, LPEAU'S FRENCH PILLS. T A boon to ladles troubled with irregularities; Do danger; safe and sure; #2 50, express C. 0. D. don’t delay until too late. ' OSGOOD BROS, Oak- Jand, Cal. .agents for Alpeau et C| CLAIRVOYANTS. RESENT, PAST AND FUTURE, 25 MME. LEGETTO, 813 Tehama st. MPME, RAVENNA, TEST MEDIT reader: names given. Howard: 26¢ up. ME. MOREAU,BEST MEDI Il ant; speaks German: 25¢ up. ourth st. (FBEAT CLAIRVOYANT AND CARD-READ- er; Mme. Stewart from Boston: seventh daugh- terof the seventh daughter; has read cards since 11 years of age; ladiesor gents 50c. 917 Market, r. 3-4. EON, PALMIST, CLATRVOYANT, LIFE reader. 533 Post’ st.: hours 9 A. M. 10 8 F.M.; also Sundays. ME. DR. THOMAS, SCIENTIFIC REVEAL- er by eggs and cards (in English or German)tells entire life, past, present, future; consultatons on all_affairs, nothing excepted; names given: good advice; sure help: restores lost love by sympathy mistake impossibie: fee $1; letter $2. 30 Kearn: “A MASTERY OF SPANISH AND FRENCH in'4 months with Professor Duque's LIVING method practically taught by native, university instructors; classes ($3 per month) day and eve. Call and examine this master method. 104 Hayes. ESGLISE BRANCHES TAUGHT BY MIss DILLON, 14 Mcallister, r. 46; private or class. QCHOOL ELECTRICAL, CIVIL, MINING, ME- chanical enginecring, surveying, architecture, aasay: entab. '64. VAN DER NAILLEN,723 Mkt. YPNOTISM — LESSONS IN HY PNOTISM and mesmerism clairvoyants developed by J. DIAMOND, 406 Sutter st., rooms 50 and 51. QTIEHL'S SHORTHAND AND BUSINESS College, 723 Market st.: dipioma course $30. ESTAURANT: GOOD LOCATION: LOW B ANDREW H, ELECTRIC DWARD TOJETTI, ARTIST, HAS RE Tent: chéap: must be sold this month; netic healer and medium; electric belts. opened his studio and classes. Room 141, | Shance for man and wife or 2 partners, " Gall ‘339 | Sixth st., room 7. Murphy buil rner Market and Jones sts. Hayes st. $400 STORE FOR SALE — BIG STOCK « notions, cigars and candies: also soda fountaln, shelving and counters: 4 furnished rooms; Tent $18; going south. 34114 Fufth st, ARBERS — FOR SALE; 160 SHOP; BUI IO S Y mor 3 rard: rent §12; established 515 years; 2 Call bet. § and 12 4. s, this ofice, *2 > 27 $260. OR SALE—#25 STA LEOLA, FORTU magic charms: love tokens; true picture of future wife and husband; teaches fortun develops clairvoyance, siate writing, eic. seven holy seals and the Palestine wond fee §1 and upward. 2326 Mission, MES. 3. 3. WHITNEY, CLAIRVO medium and life-reader. 218 Stock #250; DELICACY STORE ST Fa fixtures; 3 rooms: fine location for ios gream and candy; must be sold: no reasonable of. fer refused; great bargain. 618 Geary. OR SALE—GOOD CORNER GROC N bar; good location. Apply Cail Offieer ¥ AND SPIRITUALISM. RS. A J. SMITH, THE CELEBRATE medium and healer of Portland, Or.; circles on Wednesdays and Fridays: sittines only 25¢; mines located. 2814 Sixt RS, ME. LESNYDER, ORATORICAL, Vocal and Dramatic Academy, 519 Van Ness ave.: vocal clagses Monday, 8 P. .. 1 month; dra- matic classes Wednesday, 8 p. 3., $3 month: also private lessons and piano; ladies and gentiemen goached for professional or Amateur stage (stage for practice). WANT’ED —BARBER FOR BSATURDAY. 105534 Folsom Y QUNG MAN WOULD LIKE TO LEARN THE electric trade. Address B. P.. box 26, this office, BARBEn;i-B.nAY $3 AND BOARD., APPLY 412 Folsom st. 9-:1::1' CO(JflBT?ClLE%A% PB!VATE'?’}AT- :’ confidenttal; free. NEY McCABE. et st oS 1027 Market st. 5 CHARLES H. PHILLIPS, ATTORNEY: at-law and Notary Public, 638 Market st., opp. Palace Hotel. esidence, 1620 Fell at. Tele. phone 670. B, B MCINTYRE, BOOKBINDER AND Printer. 422 SI1UATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. leua:s—uopn SERVANTS, CITY OR COUN- try, at MME. LEOPOLD'S, §67 Market t. AL THE SWEDISH EMPLOYMENT BU- reau firsi-class Swedish and German girls ars waiting sltuations. 332 Geary st.: telephone 983. ADIES—YOU CAN,GET REL LAV VR 10634 Siocikton st o ANTED—WORK BY YOUNG MAN (GER- man) uscd to saloon work, porier, house or kitchen work: city or country. Please address H. VIELITZ, 533 Secramento st., rcom 81. YOUNG MAN WISHES 4 POSITION A8 choreman and (ake care of team in city; can produce very best of referonces: private famil greferred; well acquainted in city. Address 74 -, box 19, Call Office. BABBER FOoR SATURDAY: $5: CHANCE for steady; call eariy. 862 Mission. BAEBER WANTED AT 1500 HOWARD ST. * ARBER WANTED BATURDAY AND SUN- day. 707 Brannan st.. near Sixth. BABBEB FOR SATURDAY. 627 BROAD- way. PA]NTER‘GRAINEBANDPAPERBANGER: Wolkf the day or contract; good reference. NORTON, 16 Mar| , off Chesiey st., Harrison, bet. Seventh and Eighth. OMPETENT CARPENTER, WITH TOOLS, wishes steady work, being more of an object than wages. F. ., Call Branch Office, 339 Hayes. WASNTED BY YOUNG MAN SITUATION as driver for doctor or todrive delivery wagon: 00d references. J. M., box 40, Call Office. D‘imssm.-\xmx. T-CLASS FITTER siylish draper and Plesigner, thorough dress- maker, by the day; 104 Grove; MISS WARWICK maker: Dlace; re 1 required. B.. box 89, Call Office: e Buimm WANTED. 626 FOURTH STREET, BARBEE; FIRST-CLASS: SATURDAY AND Sunday; $3 50. 918 McAllister st. ARBER FOR SATURDAY AND SUNDAY; 800d wages. 24 Third st. ARBER FO! RDAY AND SUNDAY. B 58 Third ILB RaTg BARBER FOR SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. 420 Twenty-fourth, bet. Howard and Folsom. anzn FOR SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. 269 Third st. TAE«.R S INST., 659 MARKT—BOOKKEEPING taught In 6 weeks. We pledge ourselves to keep {ree for 6 months books our graduates fail on. HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. 24 POST Bookkpg, business practice, shorthend, typing, electrical engineering, mem‘phy. modern lan- [uages rapldly tanzht. ' Write ior catalogue. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. T ey UV ST Pe RSN ONEY ADVANCED TO LITIGANTS, COURT costs and charges pald in matters of probate, contracies dt‘m-us,flnlccld:m‘a. noleAshdflml-‘c’Im collections and general law busiress. ress J. F. NAUGHTON, 54 Nevada blook, S F. OR SALE—FRUIT AND CANDY - ot cor oy S oS TAND TN RBESTAURANT DOING GOOD Bl $300. RaTATRATE POING GooD BUS other business. " Address 478 Eizhth st., Oakland. {OR SALE—A FORTUNE FOR SOME ON a grindin 2 a ave, Sinding and repair shop at 232 San Pablo ARPENTER SHOP AND GOOD BUSINE 9 gx sale. Inquire 538 Valengaet = U 1 EoS 0D PAYING RESTAURANT AND SAC (}Cllog'n ale on account of departure: zood pros- it Ofpusiness increasing. Address W., box 29, PARTNER WANTED IN A BI laundry, dyeing and cleaning nmlr1 § &reat bargain for the v. right party. In- quire 11 Fair ave., junction Valencia and bisston, J'o‘au X, AITKEN, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, RS, 18 and 17. 402 Montgomery st., cor. California. ROCERY AND BAR FOR SALE: LARGE trade; well located. Inquire this office. A. MITCHELL, ATT'Y-AT-LAW, REMOVED « to Spreckels bldg., 929 Market st.: advice free. 00D RESTAURANT FOR 55 G’Nlnmn TAURANTFOR SALE. CALL 108 DVICE FREE, DIVORCE LAWS A SPECIAL- {¥j;SQlections, damages, wills. deeds, etc. G. W. HO 2 Att'y-at-law, 850 Market st., cor. Stockton. M. H. CHAPMAN, ATTORNE Mills building, sixth floor, d!eo, Cal. Tllepgonaxlfl“. W . DAVIDSON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,430 W.Odlhmhu.,mll—ll: advice troe. " ‘ran” BA:I:EHAL D'Ec}r(A!:%EANCY l(‘)0\’)1:-3 BUSI- : g00d stock and fixtures: cheap; owing to 11l heaith. Call 11554 Folsom s: Al SPmfi‘iiAL TEST_CIRCLE TO- E. YOUNG, 605 McAlister st. R. SCHLESINGER, TEST MFDIL healer; tobacco and alcohol cured. RS. 8. SEAL—SPIRITUAL MEDIUM igious cir. Wed. 8 .x.; Thurs., 2:30: 110 Mc- GGERT AIKEN, TRANCE MEDIUM: Sun. eve.: developing cir. Tues. eve. 715 ASTROLOGY. RESSEMOR'S REMEDIES RESTORE health, vitality; ulroLoKy i readings. 419 Taylor. A SFRALSEER—PROF. HOLMES, 623 GEABY st.; horoscopes, questions, stocks. advice. PALMISTRY. ME. MINERVA, THE MARVELOUS ENG- lish paimist, grants interviews daily from 10 o B her, rooms at the Orel, cor. of Market 3 oo, room 43 fee 31 partion, bazaars. otc., ttended: lessons aiven s lessons given. SEWING MACHINES, EWING-MACHINES S kinds repaired m 85 upward. 1ICS Market st %D, $1 50 PER machines sold from For ):&NT—(:OOD OFE: l{\;'GPFglyl MEAT market; ren . W. P, i Seventh st., Onkinng, iU g FINANCIAL, TR( FOR SALE. APPLY SE. CORNER Gno‘ésnv Eighth and Bryant sts. OW RATES; CITY, COUNTRY: GOLLAT- L-nxucum.:. TRAVERSE. 313 Montg'y. -